Former Senator Wayne Morse Dies in Oregon Funeral Planned
Former Senator Wayne Morse, who died recently, leaves his widow Midge Morse and three daughters. Funeral arrangements are expected in Eugene, Oregon, where Morse and his family long lived. Morse, noted for opposing the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution, served as a U.S. senator from 1945 to 1968 after a career as Oregon’s law school dean and state political figure. He died at age 64.
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Dog With Phone Receives Letters From City
Max Jacobs, a 90 pound German Shepherd owned by Lt Norman Jacobsmeier of the St Louis Police Department, has become famous after unsolicited mail and favors. A health department letter urged sewer connection while a prankish reply referenced improvised plumbing and bushes. The dog’s listed phone number, kept nonpublished to dodge nuisance calls, sparked the mix of attention and letters.
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$2.5 Million Suit Against Frank Sinatra
A $2.5 million damage suit against entertainer Frank Sinatra and associates, including Jilly Rizzo and bodyguard Arvenitas, was set for trial in federal court on September 10. Plaintiff Frank J. Weinstock, a Salt Lake City insurance man, claims severe injuries after defending his wife Connie from Sinatra’s advances at a Palm Springs hotel on May 5, 1973. Judge Manuel Real scheduled the trial after brief lawyer consultations.
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Drought Drives Urgency Across Five States
Five state drought persists with record heat in Omaha and Kansas City as rainfall remains scant. Officials warn of crop losses in Poruwatane and Holt counties, with corn growers facing about 21 million dollars in potential damage. Farmers hope for rain as readings soar past 100 degrees daily and only light showers occur in parts of Missouri and Kansas.
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Britain Cuts Taxes To Fight Inflation Report
Britain announces tax reductions across five industries aimed at narrowing the inflation gap. The plan includes targeted cuts to spur energy and gas sectors while broadening relief to households over a seven year horizon, signaling a broad fiscal strategy to ease living costs.
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Poultry Producers Suffer Worst Economic Crisis
Seaford Delaware reports a severe poultry industry slump with growers losing up to 1 million dollars weekly as costs rise and demand remains weak. Edward H. Ralph of Delmarva Poultry Inc. notes broad stress across the peninsula’s $400 million annual business, with high production and slim margins squeezing profits.
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Calley Seeks Parole From Army Clemency Board
William L Calley Jr through his attorneys plans a military parole application this week to the Army Air Force Parole and Clemency Board in Washington DC Calley is 31 and held at Fort Leavenworth after the Third Circuit refused to reconsider bail Calley would become eligible after serving about five months of his 10 year sentence.
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Arab Bomb Team Caught in West Bank Incident
Israeli state radio reported security forces captured a six member Arab guerrilla group after a bomb they were planting exploded prematurely near a public building in Jenin on the occupied West Bank. The blast wounded one attacker. the group was said to be West Bank residents trained in Jordan and Syria.
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Episcopal Bishops Clash Over Women Priests
A storm hit the Episcopal Church as plans for 11 women to be ordained faced diocesan opposition. Bishops in home dioceses warned they would not permit the women to serve, while some leaders favored change but insisted on proper authorization. The issue sparked warnings of schism and division within church ranks.
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Economic Policy Poll Finds Nixon Policy Poor
New York AP: Pollster Louis Harris reports 83 percent of 1,313 U S households surveyed rate the Nixon administration's economic policy as only fair or poor. Only 14 percent gave good or excellent marks, with negative ratings rising since October and April. Voters largely oppose controlling inflation by raising interest rates.
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